Berit Engen WEFT and D'RASH – A Thousand Jewish Tapestries

MY TAPESTRIES: 35 SERIES
- [a] ___________________
- Anticipation
- My Flaxen Tanakh Map
- The Torah and Beyond (I-?)
  - The Torah and Beyond (I)
  - The Torah and Beyond (II)
  - The Torah and Beyond (III)
- The Joseph Story As if Chanted
- Book of Prophets (I-II)
  - Book of Prophets (I)
  - Book of Prophets (II)
- And, Sheva N'viot
- Book of Psalms (I-?)
  - Book of Psalms (I)
  - Book of Psalms (IV)
  - Book of Psalms (V)
- THE Book of Misery
- The Five M'gillot (I-VI)
  - The Five M'gillot (I)
  - The Five M'gillot (II)
  - The Five M'gillot (III)
  - The Five M'gillot (IV)
  - The Five M'gillot (V)
  - The Five M'gillot (VI)
- PaRDeS (I-?)
  - PaRDeS (I)
  - PaRDeS (III)
- Mitzrayim, B’er Sheva, Givat ha’Aralot . . .
- Our Holy Torah Scrolls (I-III)
  - Our Holy Torah Scrolls (I)
  - Our Holy Torah Scrolls (II)
  - Our Holy Torah Scrolls (III)
- [b] ___________________________
- The Talmud (I-?)
  - The Talmud (I)
- "Hafokh v'Hapekh!" (I-?)
  - "Hafokh v'Hapekh!" (I)
  - "Hafokh v'Hapekh!" (II)
- The Mystical (I-?)
  - The Mystical (I)
  - The Mystical (II)
  - The Mystical (III)
  - The Mystical (IV)
  - The Mystical (V)
- [c] ___________________________
- Our Prayerbook (I-?)
  - Our Prayerbook (I)
  - Our Prayerbook (II)
- The Most Beautiful Modim
- Kaddish in December
- uN'taneh Tokef
- Song of the Sea
- The Whimsical Haggadah (I-XIII)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (I)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (II)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (III)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (IV)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (V)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (VI)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (VII)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (VIII)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (IX)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (X)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (XI)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (XII)
  - The Whimsical Haggadah (XIII)
- [d] _______________
- The Illuminated Shlep
- Holy Days (I-?)
  - Holy Days (I)
  - Holy Days (II)
  - Holy Days (III)
  - Holy Days (IV)
  - Holy Days (V)
  - Holy Days (VI)
  - Holy Days (VII)
- Lost but Found (I-III)
  - Lost but Found (I)
  - Lost but Found (II)
  - Lost But Found (III)
- The Exile (I-?)
  - The Exile (I)
  - The Exile (II)
  - The Exile (III)
  - The Exile (IV)
  - The Exile (V)
  - The Exile (VI)
- Women of S'farad (I-?)
  - Women of S'farad (I)
  - Women of S'farad (II)
- Yiddishe Outpourings (I-?)
  - Yiddishe Outpourings (I)
  - Yiddishe Outpourings (II)
  - Yiddishe Outpourings (III)
  - Yiddishe Outpourings (IV)
  - Yiddishe Outpourings (V)
- The Shoah (I-III)
  - The Shoah (I)
  - The Shoah (II)
  - The Shoah (III)
- The Land, ha'Aretz (I-?)
  - The Land (I)
- [e] _______________
- Solomonic Wisdom at the Kitchen Table (I-?)
  - Solomoic Wisdom at the Kitchen Table (I)
- Mount Sinai on Route 43
- Isaiah in Manhattan
- New Psalms for an Old Book (I-?)
  - New Psalms for an Old Book (I)
  - New Psalms for an Old Book (II)
  - New Psalms For an Old Book (III)
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MY TAPESTRIES: 35 SERIES > The Five M'gillot (I-VI) > The Five M'gillot (VI)

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THE FIVE M'GILLOT (VI)
– Chant Five and the Book of Jonah!

I enjoy the cyclical chanting of the scrolls in synagogues on Passover, Shavuot, Tisha b’Av, Sukkot, and Purim. In addition, the Book of Jonah (Prophets) is chanted on Yom Kippur. The melodies fit the sentiments of the respective holy days. Hiddur mitzvah is the concept of beautifying the commandments, and in the public reading of the Five Scrolls, it is done with melodies and the very basic instrument of the voice. The cantillation adds a profound dimension to the reading and helps with the intuitive understanding of the texts.

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